1. Street Working Children
2. Street Living Children
3. Run away children
4. Living on the consent of their parents

Division of Labor:

1. Working from Morning till Evening
2. Working from Morning till Afternoon.
3. Working from Afternoon till Evening.
4. Working from Afternoon till Late night.

Role of Child Protection and Monitoring Center & Drop In Center:

1. To create an environment that guarantees Physical and Emotional Security of Street working children.
2. To empower children living in difficult circumstances to protect themselves from all kind of abuses.
3. To help them to move to / live in a more protective social environment.

1. Equal access of children to DIC.
2. Availability of trained Community Facilitators.
3. Awareness and empowerment of Children.
4. Formation of Child Protection Committees.
5. Awareness of children about CRC.
6. Transit Shelter Facility / Re-unification of runaway children into their families.

1. Field visits
2. Interaction with Children
3. Coordination with Child Protection Committees (CPC).
4. Re-unification of children with their families.
5. Coordination meetings with
6. Police Officials
7. GBSA Administration
8. GBSA Unions
9. NGOs / GOs / INGOs
10. Parents
11. Workshop Owners
12. Hotel Owners, Shopkeepers and Employers
13. Drivers and Transporters

1. Health & Hygiene.
2. Recreational activities.
3. Non-formal education.
4. Counseling
5. Free Medical
6. Free Legal Aid
7. Shelter

We started by rapport building with local community and creating coordination with those groups or institutions which had a vital role in molding & shaping society trends. It was the first step in creating a secure environment, to protect street living / working children from Physical and Emotional abuse. To achieve this goal, extensive field visits and coordination meetings were held in GBSA and near by locality to sensitize people on child issues faced by Street Working / Living Children especially the runaways, who have no one to protect them from abusers and exploiters.
Though, it is difficult to imagine that any person would intentionally inflict any harm on street living / working child. But most of the time, excessive discipline or physical punishment that is inappropriate for the child's age, results in physical & emotional abuse. Hotel owners, Workshop owners, Shopkeepers, Drivers, Employers may be unaware of the magnitude of force with which they strikes or punish a child. Due to immaturity of elders, their unrealistic expectations from children, and at times their own negative childhood experience, social isolation, frequent family crises and drug or alcohol problems contribute to this inhuman act. This unreasonable, severe corporal punishment or unjustifiable punishment results in a non-accidental trauma or physical injury, when they in frustration or anger punch, beat, kick, burn or harm a child.

Adda Unions, 
Adda Administration,
Police Personnel
NGOs, Trade Unions 
Union Councils and 
Hospitals

Sensitization Meetings:

Workshop Owners, Hotel Owners, Shopkeepers, Employers, Drivers, Children, Parents, Police Personnel, Adda Union Members and Trade Union Members have been individually contacted to be sensitized on Street Working / Living Children Issues at GBSA Pirwadhai and Peshawar in difficult circumstances. They were asked to join their hand in this noble cause